Leroy Comrie

The under-the-radar infrastructure issues

A few infrastructure measures are on the table, including a renewed push for an economic development database, the perennial battle over the Scaffold Law and a mystery surrounding state capital spending.

  • By Zach Williams

Leroy Comrie

Will congestion pricing be part of the state budget?

New York lawmakers on the committees that oversee the MTA, state Sen. Leroy Comrie and Assemblywoman Amy Paulin - in addition to state Sen. Tim Kennedy - weigh in on Gov. Andrew Cuomo's congestion pricing proposal.

  • By Zach Williams

congestion pricing

The gridlock over congestion pricing

Lawmakers are convinced congestion pricing will save the MTA, but it's unclear how useful it will actually be.

  • By Zach Williams

Robert Mujica

Robert Mujica, the money man in Albany, on congestion pricing in the state budget

State Budget Director Robert Mujica says the MTA will factor into Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s upcoming budget updates.

  • By Zach Williams

Joe Crowley

Have we seen the last of Joe Crowley?

Joe Crowley is still the Queens Democratic chairman, and with no heir apparent, he is expected to hold on to his other base of power – even if some Democrats think it’s time for a change.

  • By Jeff Coltin

Leroy Comrie

Hitting the road

Former New York City Council members like to stay busy, whether it’s in politics, or government, or branching out into the private sector or nonprofit world. But where exactly do they go?

  • By Jeff Coltin

Tony Avella

Avella to NYC: Reject “outrageous” debt forgiveness helping one of NYC’s “worst landlords”

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  • By Frank G. Runyeon

New York City

How Albany bent over backwards to help one of NYC’s “worst landlords”

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  • By Frank G. Runyeon
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